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1 A breaking-up of a pro-European consensus: Attitudes of Czech political parties towards the European integration (1998–2010) Havlík, Vlastimil
 2011
 2 p. 129-147
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2 An Anatomy of Mass Protests: The Orange Revolution and Euromaydan Compared Khmelko, Irina
 2014
 2 p. 227-236
10 p.
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3 Assessing the leadership transition in North Korea: Using network analysis of field inspections, 1997–2012 Ishiyama, John
 2014
 2 p. 137-146
10 p.
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4 A tale of two metallurgical enterprises Baglione, Lisa A.
 1997
 2 p. 153-180
28 p.
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5 Bringing the party back in: the CCP and the trajectory of market transition in China Shevchenko, Alexei
 2004
 2 p. 161-185
25 p.
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6 Central Asia and regional security Somzhurek, B.Zh
 2018
 2 p. 161-171
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7 Central Asia: Managing the delicate balance between the “discourse of danger,” the “Great Game,” and regional problem solving Sandole, Dennis J.D.
 2007
 2 p. 257-267
11 p.
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8 China as great power: from red menace to green giant? Foster, Gregory D
 2001
 2 p. 157-174
18 p.
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9 China's inter-provincial disparities Duncan, Ron
 1999
 2 p. 211-224
14 p.
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10 Classical Marxism and Maoism: A comparative study Gregor, A. James
 2019
 2 p. 81-91
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11 Collective memory and national identities Marten-Finnis, Susanne
 1995
 2 p. 255-261
7 p.
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12 Collective protest in post-communist Poland, 1989–1993: a research report Ekiert, Grzegorz
 1998
 2 p. 91-117
27 p.
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13 Collective protests and democratization in Poland 1989–1993: was civil society really “rebellious”? Kramer, Mark
 2002
 2 p. 213-222
10 p.
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14 Communist party membership in five former Soviet bloc countries, 1945–1989 Marks, Gary N.
 2004
 2 p. 241-263
23 p.
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15 Constitutional factors in politics in post-communist Central and Eastern Europe McGregor, James P.
 1996
 2 p. 147-166
20 p.
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16 Contextual effects on historical memory: Soviet nostalgia among post-Soviet adolescents Nikolayenko, Olena
 2008
 2 p. 243-259
17 p.
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17 Contributors 1993
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18 Corruption and anti-corruption in reform China He, Zengke
 2000
 2 p. 243-270
28 p.
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19 Corruption-oriented model of governance in contemporary Russia Pavroz, Alexander
 2017
 2 p. 145-155
11 p.
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20 Crime, organised crime and corruption in post-communist Europe and the CIS Holmes, Leslie
 2009
 2 p. 265-287
23 p.
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21 Crime, politics and business in 1990s Ukraine Kuzio, Taras
 2014
 2 p. 195-210
16 p.
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22 Cultural comparisons and their consequences for nationhood in Ukraine Shulman, Stephen
 2006
 2 p. 247-263
17 p.
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23 Daily identity practices: Belarus and potato eaters Zadora, Anna
 2019
 2 p. 177-185
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24 Dealing with the communist past: Its role in the disintegration of the Czech Civic Forum and in the emergence of the Civic Democratic Party Kopeček, Lubomír
 2010
 2 p. 199-208
10 p.
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25 Defective institutions and their consequences: lesson from China, 1980–1993 Wang, Shaoguang
 2002
 2 p. 133-154
22 p.
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26 Dugin, Eurasianism, and Central Asia Shlapentokh, Dmitry
 2007
 2 p. 143-156
14 p.
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27 Dynamics of Islam, identity, and institutional rule in Uzbekistan: Constructing a paradigm for conflict resolution Hanks, Reuel R.
 2007
 2 p. 209-221
13 p.
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28 East Central Europe on the eve of the changeover: the case of Poland Korbonski, Andrzej
 1999
 2 p. 139-153
15 p.
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29 East-Central Europe’s new security concern: foreign land ownership Tesser, Lynn M.
 2004
 2 p. 213-239
27 p.
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30 Economic sanctions and the rhetorical responses of totalitarian regimes: Examining North Korean rhetorical strategies, 1949–2010 Kim, Yeon Joo
 2014
 2 p. 159-169
11 p.
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31 Editorial 1999
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46 Electoral rules and party nomination strategies in ethnically cleaved societies Ishiyama, John T.
 1994
 2 p. 177-192
16 p.
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47 Elite preferences and transparency promotion in Kazakhstan Öge, Kerem
 2017
 2 p. 135-143
9 p.
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48 Endless patience: explaining Soviet and post-Soviet social stability Ashwin, Sarah
 1998
 2 p. 187-198
12 p.
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49 Endogenous growth theory and regional performance: The moderating effects of special economic zones Pan, Wei-Hwa
 2016
 2 p. 113-122
10 p.
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50 Energy security and Russia’s gas strategy: The symbiotic relationship between the state and firms Bilgin, Mert
 2011
 2 p. 119-127
9 p.
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51 Environmentalism among Polish youth Gliński, Piotr
 1994
 2 p. 145-159
15 p.
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52 Erratum to “An Independent Ukraine: Sustainable or Unsustainable Development?” [Communist Post-Communist Stud 41 (1) (2008) 93–103] Gorobets, Alexander
 2008
 2 p. 261-
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53 Estonia's success: prescription or legacy? Panagiotou, R.A.
 2001
 2 p. 261-277
17 p.
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54 Eurasianism Shlapentokh, Dmitry V.
 1997
 2 p. 129-151
23 p.
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55 Evaluations of perestroika in post-Soviet Central Asia: Public views in contemporary Uzbekistan, Kazakhstan and Kyrgyzstan Dadabaev, Timur
 2016
 2 p. 179-192
14 p.
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56 Explaining regional economic policies in China: interest groups, institutions, and identities Horowitz, S.
 2002
 2 p. 115-132
18 p.
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57 Extraordinary politics in the Polish transition 1 An earlier version of this paper was presented at the 93rd Annual Meeting of the American Political Science Association, Washington DC, 27–31 August 1997 and at the University of Rochester's speaker series co-sponsored by the Department of Political Science and the Center for the Study of Poland and Central and Eastern Europe, 20 February 1998. I would like to thank all of those who attended each of these presentations and made many helpful and challenging comments. In particular, I would like to thank Renee Smith, who served as a discussant at the APSA meeting, facilitated the Rochester meeting, and, in the process, made insightful and encouraging comments. Sander Valyocsik also commented on many drafts of this project. 1 Rose, Amanda
 1999
 2 p. 195-210
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58 Fallen heroes: explaining the failure of the Gdansk shipyard, and the successful early reform strategies in Szczecin and Gdynia Keat, Preston
 2003
 2 p. 209-230
22 p.
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59 Flourishing retail in the post-soviet sphere? Potentials and constraints of small-scale retail activities in rural Kyrgyzstan von der Dunk, Andreas
 2010
 2 p. 233-243
11 p.
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60 From ‘communism’ to ‘democracy’ in Cambodia: a decade of transition and beyond Roberts, D.
 2003
 2 p. 245-258
14 p.
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61 From communist boss politics to post-communist caciquismo — the meso-elite and meso-governments in post-communist countries Matsuzato, Kimitaka
 2001
 2 p. 175-201
27 p.
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62 From internationalism to the European Union: An ideological change in the Polish post-communist party? Zioło, Karolina
 2009
 2 p. 253-264
12 p.
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63 From recession to growth in post-communist economies: Expectations versus reality Kolodko, Grzegorz W.
 1993
 2 p. 123-143
21 p.
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64 From state socialism to capitalism: The role of class and the world system Lane, David
 2006
 2 p. 135-152
18 p.
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65 From the communist point of view: Cultural hegemony and folkloric manipulation in Albanian studies under socialism Abazi, Enika
 2016
 2 p. 163-178
16 p.
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66 From the provinces to the parliament: How the Ukrainian radical right mobilized in Galicia Polyakova, Alina
 2014
 2 p. 211-225
15 p.
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67 Gender inequality in Russia's rural informal economy Wegren, Stephen K.
 2017
 2 p. 87-98
12 p.
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68 Historical memory and political propaganda in the Russian Federation Vázquez-Liñán, Miguel
 2017
 2 p. 77-86
10 p.
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69 Historical narrative and emotional paradigms: The case of Solzhenitsyn's The Red Wheel and his other works Shlapentokh, Dmitry
 2016
 2 p. 193-200
8 p.
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70 History as a propaganda tool in Putin’s Russia Liñán, Miguel Vázquez
 2010
 2 p. 167-178
12 p.
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71 History education and historical remembrance in contemporary Russia: Sources of political attitudes of pro-Kremlin youth Levintova, Ekaterina
 2010
 2 p. 139-166
28 p.
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72 How former communist countries of Europe may attract inward foreign direct investment? A matter of institutions Fabry, Nathalie
 2006
 2 p. 201-219
19 p.
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73 How post-imperial democracies die: A comparison of Weimar Germany and post-Soviet Russia Kailitz, Steffen
 2019
 2 p. 105-115
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74 Hybridisation of business norms as intercultural dialogue: The case of two post-Soviet countries Miazhevich, Galina
 2009
 2 p. 181-198
18 p.
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75 Income inequality and level of corruption in post-communist European countries between 1995 and 2014 Bašná, Kristýna
 2019
 2 p. 93-104
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76 Inflation targeting at the crossroads: Evidence from post-communist economies during the crisis Petreski, Marjan
 2014
 2 p. 247-260
14 p.
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77 In search of a theoretical approach to the analysis of the ‘Colour revolutions’: Transition studies and discourse theory Zherebkin, Maksym
 2009
 2 p. 199-216
18 p.
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78 Institutional aspects of reforms and the democratization of communist regimes Zhang, Baohui
 1993
 2 p. 165-181
17 p.
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79 Introducing the Great Successor: North Korean English language news coverage of Kim Jong Un 2010–2011 Rich, Timothy S.
 2014
 2 p. 127-136
10 p.
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80 Introduction: Conflicts in Central Asia Korostelina, Karina V.
 2007
 2 p. 123-127
5 p.
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81 Introduction to special issue “New Approaches to North Korean politics” Ishiyama, John
 2014
 2 p. 115-116
2 p.
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82 Introduction to the special section: Populism in former Soviet Socialist states Kerner, Lucy
 2008
 2 p. 189-
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83 Judicious choices: designing courts in post-communist politics Smithey, Shannon Ishiyama
 2000
 2 p. 163-182
20 p.
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84 Kim Jong-il's military-first politics and beyond: Military control mechanisms and the problem of power succession Woo, Jongseok
 2014
 2 p. 117-125
9 p.
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85 Language and Identity in Kazakhstan Fierman, William
 1998
 2 p. 171-186
16 p.
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86 Looking back: The year 1989 as a cultural and civilizational break Sztompka, Piotr
 1996
 2 p. 115-129
15 p.
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87 Mass alienation under state socialism and after Tong, Yanqi
 1995
 2 p. 215-237
23 p.
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88 Measuring Pro-North Korean sentiment in South Korea during the Kim Jong-il Era Owen, David A.
 2014
 2 p. 171-178
8 p.
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89 Microfoundations of state-socialism and patterns of economic transformation Pei, Minxin
 1996
 2 p. 131-145
15 p.
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90 Migration trends in Central Eurasia: Politics versus economics Korobkov, Andrei V.
 2007
 2 p. 169-189
21 p.
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91 Montenegro, NATO and the divided society Bešić, Miloš
 2018
 2 p. 139-150
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92 NATO, Russia, and regional security in Europe and Eurasia. Introduction to the issue Tsygankov, Andrei P.
 2018
 2 p. 89-90
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93 Neo-patrimonial practices and sustainability of authoritarian regimes in Eurasia Shkel, Stanislav N.
 2019
 2 p. 169-176
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94 New approaches to North Korean politics after reunification: The search for a common Korean identity Grzelczyk, Virginie
 2014
 2 p. 179-190
12 p.
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95 North Korea and diversion: A quantitative analysis (1997–2011) Wallace, Robert Daniel
 2014
 2 p. 147-158
12 p.
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96 North Korea’s parallel economies: Systemic disaggregation following the Soviet collapse Habib, Benjamin
 2011
 2 p. 149-159
11 p.
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97 Notes for authors 1994
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98 Notes for Contributors 1993
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99 [No title] Kubik, J.
 2002
 2 p. 223-228
6 p.
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100 One step forward, two steps back: women in the post-communist states LaFont, Suzanne
 2001
 2 p. 203-220
18 p.
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101 On Europeanisation, national sentiments and confused identities in Georgia Tsuladze, Lia
 2017
 2 p. 125-133
9 p.
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102 On the (non) distinctiveness of Marxism-Leninism: The Portuguese and Greek communist parties compared Keith, Dan
 2016
 2 p. 147-161
15 p.
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103 Out with a whimper: the final days of Hungarian socialism 1 This essay is a revised version of Barany, 1989a. 1 Barany, Zoltan
 1999
 2 p. 113-125
13 p.
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104 Parties and Politics in Post-communist Russia White, Stephen
 1995
 2 p. 183-202
20 p.
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105 Parties, rules and government legislative control in Central Europe: The case of Poland Zubek, Radoslaw
 2008
 2 p. 147-161
15 p.
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106 Past imperfect: The construction of history in the school curriculum and mass media in post-communist Russia and Ukraine Levintova, Ekaterina
 2010
 2 p. 125-127
3 p.
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107 Penalizing the reformers: Polish steel and European integration Keat, Preston
 2000
 2 p. 201-221
21 p.
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108 “Please invest in our country”—how successful were the tax incentives for foreign investment in transition countries? Beyer, J.
 2002
 2 p. 191-211
21 p.
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109 Poland's conception of European security and Russia Lisiakiewicz, Rafał
 2018
 2 p. 113-123
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110 Polish martial law of 1981 in Polish post-communist films: Between romanticism and postmodernism Mazierska, Ewa
 2009
 2 p. 289-304
16 p.
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111 Populism, liberal democracy, and the rule of law in Central and Eastern Europe Bugaric, Bojan
 2008
 2 p. 191-203
13 p.
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112 Post-communist democracy vs. totalitarianism: Contrasting patterns of need satisfaction and societal frustration Klicperova-Baker, Martina
 2017
 2 p. 99-111
13 p.
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113 Post-paternalist political culture in Hungary: Relationship between citizens and politics during and after the “melancholic revolution” (1989–1991) Simon, Janos
 1993
 2 p. 226-238
13 p.
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114 Prospects for energy cooperation in the Caspian Sea Bahgat, Gawdat
 2007
 2 p. 157-168
12 p.
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115 Prospects for Russia-NATO relations: The SWOT analysis Holas, Lukáš
 2018
 2 p. 151-160
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116 Public perceptions of non-governmental organisations in Serbia, Bosnia & Herzegovina, and Macedonia Grødeland, Åse Berit
 2006
 2 p. 221-246
26 p.
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117 Putin as a flexible politician. Does he imitate Stalin? Shlapentokh, Vladimir
 2008
 2 p. 205-216
12 p.
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118 Rapacious individualism and political competition in Ukraine, 1992–2004 Way, Lucan A.
 2005
 2 p. 191-205
15 p.
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119 Reform, corruption, and growth: Why corruption is more devastating in Russia than in China Larsson, Tomas
 2006
 2 p. 265-281
17 p.
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120 Regime type and politics in Ukraine under Kuchma Kuzio, Taras
 2005
 2 p. 167-190
24 p.
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121 Regional differences in political trust: Comparing the Vysocina and Usti Regions Čermák, Daniel
 2016
 2 p. 137-146
10 p.
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122 Regionalism and the nationalization of the legislative vote in post-communist Russian politics Ishiyama, John T
 2002
 2 p. 155-168
14 p.
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123 Rejoinder Kramer, M.
 2002
 2 p. 229-236
8 p.
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124 Representation deficit in a new democracy: theoretical considerations and the Hungarian case 1 This is a revised version of the paper presented at the ECPR Joint Sessions, Bern 1997 in the workshop on Political Representation, and prepared with the financial assistance of the Soros Foundation under Research Support Scheme no. 181/1996 on Political Representation in East Central Europe. 1 Ilonszki, Gabriella
 1998
 2 p. 157-170
14 p.
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125 Resettlement for China's Three Gorges Dam: socio-economic impact and institutional tensions Jackson, Sukhan
 2000
 2 p. 223-241
19 p.
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126 Revisiting Russian and Polish elite value orientations: Are the elites still committed to the original goals of post-communist transitions? Levintova, Ekaterina
 2006
 2 p. 175-199
25 p.
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127 Russia and Cuba: “doomed” comrades? Bain, Mervyn J.
 2011
 2 p. 111-118
8 p.
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128 Russian banks’ profit strategies: the evidence from various types of banks Gnezditskaia, A.
 2003
 2 p. 163-191
29 p.
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129 Russian hegemonies: historical snapshots, regional security and changing forms of Russia's role in the post-Soviet region Gayoso, Carmen A.
 2009
 2 p. 233-252
20 p.
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130 Russia’s acquiescence to corruption makes the state machine inept Shlapentokh, V
 2003
 2 p. 151-161
11 p.
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131 Sectoral dimensions of Poland's investment development path revisited Gorynia, Marian
 2019
 2 p. 129-144
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132 Slovakia and the triumph of nationalist populism Carpenter, Michael
 1997
 2 p. 205-219
15 p.
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133 Slovakia's perspective on NATO Ušiak, Jaroslav
 2018
 2 p. 125-137
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134 Small business in Russia—factors that slowed its development: an analysis Kihlgren, Alessandro
 2003
 2 p. 193-207
15 p.
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135 Social capital and democracy in Russia Marsh, Christopher
 2000
 2 p. 183-199
17 p.
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136 Society and transition in post-Soviet Russia Ahl, Richard
 1999
 2 p. 175-193
19 p.
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137 Solidarity and Akcja Wyborcza `Solidarnosc'. An attempt at reviving the legend Wenzel, Michal
 1998
 2 p. 139-156
18 p.
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138 Sources of social support for China’s current political order: The “thick embeddedness” of private capital holders McNally, Christopher A.
 2010
 2 p. 189-198
10 p.
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139 Special section: Re-evaluating democratic revolutions, nationalism and organized crime in Ukraine from a comparative perspective. Introduction Kuzio, Taras
 2014
 2 p. 191-193
3 p.
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140 Surveying attitudes in Russia Alexander, James
 1997
 2 p. 107-127
21 p.
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141 Terms of endearment: Intellectuals and workers mobilizing for a social movement Payerhin, Marek
 1996
 2 p. 185-212
28 p.
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142 The adaptation of ex-communist parties to post-communist East Central Europe: a comparative study of the East German and Hungarian ex-communist parties Ziblatt, Daniel F
 1998
 2 p. 119-137
19 p.
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143 The administrative monopoly in China’s economic transition Guo, Yong
 2004
 2 p. 265-280
16 p.
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144 The challenge of informationalization in post-communist societies Bellows, Heather E.
 1993
 2 p. 144-164
21 p.
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145 The determinants of firm performance after ownership transformation in Slovenia Hrovatin, N.
 2002
 2 p. 169-190
22 p.
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146 The development of policy actors involved in the Bologna reform in Ukraine Kushnir, Iryna
 2019
 2 p. 117-128
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147 The Eastern partnership in Georgia: Europeanizing civil society? Rommens, Thijs
 2017
 2 p. 113-123
11 p.
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148 The end of liberalism? Zubek, Voytek
 1997
 2 p. 181-203
23 p.
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149 The environment, security and regional cooperation in Central Asia Tookey, Douglas L.
 2007
 2 p. 191-208
18 p.
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150 The erosion of vospitaniye (social upbringing) in post-Soviet Kyrgyzstan: Voices from the schools DeYoung, Alan J.
 2007
 2 p. 239-256
18 p.
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151 The Europeanization of social movements in the Czech Republic: The EU and local women’s groups Císař, Ondřej
 2010
 2 p. 209-219
11 p.
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152 The European Union and democratization in Ukraine Kubicek, Paul
 2005
 2 p. 269-292
24 p.
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153 The experiences of the first democratic parliaments in East Central Europe Ágh, Attila
 1995
 2 p. 203-214
12 p.
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154 The final triumph of the Pax Americana? Western intervention in Yugoslavia and Russia's debate on the post-Cold War order Tsygankov, Andrei P
 2001
 2 p. 133-156
24 p.
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155 The future of housing systems after the transition – The case of the Czech Republic Lux, Martin
 2010
 2 p. 221-231
11 p.
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156 The GDR “on the eve” 1 An earlier version of this paper was prepared for delivery at the 1998 Annual Convention of the American Association for the Advancement of Slavic Studies, Boca Raton, Florida, 24–27 September 1998. 1 Baylis, Thomas A
 1999
 2 p. 127-138
12 p.
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157 The gender gap in political culture and participation in China Tong, J.
 2003
 2 p. 131-150
20 p.
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158 The ghosts of the past, the dreamlands of the future … or why fantasies are bound to fail in socialism and the market: The case of public health policy development in the Soviet Union and post-Soviet Russia Fotaki, Marianna
 2009
 2 p. 217-232
16 p.
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159 The ghosts of the past: 20years after the fall of communism in Europe Rabikowska, Marta
 2009
 2 p. 165-179
15 p.
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160 The last hurrah: The 2004 Ukrainian presidential elections and the limits of machine politics D'Anieri, Paul
 2005
 2 p. 231-249
19 p.
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161 The offensive posture of NATO's missile defence system Diesen, Glenn
 2018
 2 p. 91-100
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162 The operation failed, but the patient survived. Varying assessments of the Soviet Union's last anti-alcohol campaign 1 A previous, more extensive, version of this article has been published in Scandinavian language in Sociologisk forskning 37 (1) (2000) 86–126. 1 Reitan, Therese C
 2001
 2 p. 241-260
20 p.
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163 The Polish military and the crisis of 1970 Fajfer, Luba
 1993
 2 p. 205-225
21 p.
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164 The politics of citizenship in divided nations: Policies and trends in Germany and China Low, Choo Chin
 2016
 2 p. 123-135
13 p.
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165 The “Rape of Europe”: 2016 New Year's Eve sexual assaults in Cologne in hegemonic discourse of Russian media Riabova, Tatiana
 2019
 2 p. 145-154
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166 The “Right Deviation” of Ana Pauker Levy, Robert
 1995
 2 p. 239-254
16 p.
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167 The rise and fall of the Third Site of Ballistic Missile Defense Hynek, Nik
 2010
 2 p. 179-187
9 p.
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168 The role of geography and history in determining the slower progress of post-communist transition in the Balkans Petrovic, Milenko
 2008
 2 p. 123-145
23 p.
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169 The role of political competition and bargaining in Russian foreign policy: The case of Russian policy toward Moldova Litvak, Kate
 1996
 2 p. 213-229
17 p.
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170 The Russian health crisis and the economy Kontorovich, Vladimir
 2001
 2 p. 221-240
20 p.
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171 The Russian military: Three years on Herspring, Dale R
 1995
 2 p. 163-182
20 p.
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172 The solidarność spring? Błaszkiewicz, Anna
 1994
 2 p. 125-134
10 p.
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173 The sources of Russia's fear of NATO Tsygankov, Andrei P.
 2018
 2 p. 101-111
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174 The Soviet origin of Russian chauvinism: Voices from below Joo, Hyung-min
 2008
 2 p. 217-242
26 p.
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175 The struggle for judicial independence and the transition toward democracy in Bulgaria Melone, Albert P.
 1996
 2 p. 231-243
13 p.
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176 The system of social identities in Tajikistan: Early warning and conflict prevention Korostelina, Karina
 2007
 2 p. 223-238
16 p.
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177 The Ukrainian Orange Revolution brought more than a new president: What kind of democracy will the institutional changes bring? Christensen, Robert K.
 2005
 2 p. 207-230
24 p.
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178 Three scenarios for Russia's Middle East policy Wehling, Fred
 1993
 2 p. 182-204
23 p.
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179 Three stages of party system emergence in Poland Marody, Mira
 1995
 2 p. 263-270
8 p.
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180 Transition and civil—military relations in Poland and Russia Busza, Eva
 1996
 2 p. 167-184
18 p.
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181 Transition to a market and entrepreneurship: the systemic factors and policy options Kolodko, Grzegorz W
 2000
 2 p. 271-293
23 p.
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182 Trust in public institutions in Russia: The lowest in the world Shlapentokh, Vladimir
 2006
 2 p. 153-174
22 p.
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183 Trust, mental models and community participation in transition: Evidence from rural Ukraine Kvartiuk, Vasyl
 2019
 2 p. 155-168
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184 Two dimensions of the Europeanization of election programs: The case of the Czech Republic Havlík, Vlastimil
 2008
 2 p. 163-187
25 p.
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185 Two sides of economic openness: non-tariff barriers to trade and capital controls in transition countries, 1993–2000 Bodenstein, T.
 2003
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